Part 1 of an ongoing series about political donations: Wayne County Sheriff Benny Napoleon was elected to enforce the law, but when it comes to raising money for political office, he is among the most brazen scofflaws in the state.
Rep. Bettie Cook Scott also told one of her opponent’s campaign workers, “I want you out of my country.”
Turn your radio dial to 910AM this Saturday morning and you won’t hear the familiar voice of talk show host Rev. Horace Sheffield.
A deceptive political flyer in support of gubernatorial candidate Gretchen Whitmer appears to violate state law and is confusing voters. The flyer, which began appearing in mailboxes Friday, shows Whitmer looming large in Lansing next to Rev. Alexander Bullock, who is the campaign manager for one of her Democratic opponents, Shri Thanedar. The pamphlet was […]
Kid Rock dismissed claims that he violated federal campaign laws, telling a watchdog group to “go f— yourselves.”
Rally organizers: “We must show that white supremacy will not stand in Detroit or anywhere.”
Mayor Duggan has not yet responded to a request to participate in the town hall meeting focused exclusively on poverty.
The deepening divide between downtown and the neighborhoods is anything but fiction. Let’s look at the facts.
Duggan’s fundraising prowess raises serious questions about his influence with outsiders and those who have contributed heavily to Republican candidates, including Donald Trump, Gov. Rick Snyder and the Michigan Republican Party.
LaFleur, a Detroit-born and raised artist, is not a career politician, and almost everything about her approach is bracingly unique.